The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-06
RESCU CUED FROM A H.AREM.

x 6oUI4 TO C06 ,60lO mad a Qatf
4 and " = guard house at either end
Blank wallis about 90 feet high ex.
tended some 500 fest along both sides
of the atreet, Behind these walls were
\ The palaces oftwo Of the grand pachas
+ Ns could only see the windows OF the
upper stories; the rnaQnificence with
ia was left to our imagination. AS
j Ne were walking past, one afternoon,
]; ono 81 the windows was suddenly
/. thrown open, and there appeared at
+ II the most beautiful woman / had
ever seen. We were fairly electrified
4 BY her beauty. She had defied a we'll.
Known edict in showing us her face, as
M knew. Instantly as she appeared
we saw her throw something over the
wall. and then she closed the window.
II was a note which she had thrown.
We allrushed to pick II up. Theprize
was won BY q Swedish captain, who
imnediately pocketed il.
When we arrived ri; tha landing the
" sAtcsss W eSAAAS0A ~ eA0 ANAuA1k oiAS'
Swedish captain invited me on board
81. sh;r We h.a baor ~ ;nt;.
- ~ -..A 80 ~ .. ~
maze curing our seay mere tnac the
rest Of the party could not take Of
fence at this preference; but how anx.
iinna ,av wara Ia knov tha cortanAs
q, 3, 6 q,
ul silay uose' 4 n'e'sseu ..lse. ny seil.ie-
man could ask, nor would any divulge
its contents, which Justly belonged to
lid cantnr Onca an hoard. the note
S...s . 1880 .,,,a,, ~, .,,+. a., ea;.aa
\ \ .A'.1, W4.n es't ov.y'0.A 0'AA'u
Enc g aptein, Whlch mhae nim appear
4 to me like a lnnatic.
ACaptain.,, he said. handing me the
,,,t.s '..vor : "a ~ rr;a,, ana c;rcr,r.
5 '.osS, 80 . ,s.1' A' - =, u.s.. !.
atances naVe proved now mucn you
love your wiie. lam unmarried and
have fallen Desperately in love.
r1sl,,s ~ hu v,,,r advice what
I 4, SS.s'p !. ~ ~ - - 1'', :,
snatl ido7 MY snip 10 ready TO san ana
the wind is fair. 1 do not Town the
vessel or cargo. and therefore have no
right to detain her, Read. and tell
me- what to do. 2
Az nv own marriage had been very
romantic this affair was doubly ex.
citing to me. The note was written
+ III q Good English hand as follows:
~ know you are Christians and will
Hays me- from this lie degradation.
EntomfSad III this harem. from which
There ii no other way of escape, / an.
peal to you in mercy to save me-.
God. i know, viii open your hearts,
give wisdom, and guide you to-mor-
row niaht to q silken thread thrown
from The window, near whore you
found nv note. To the thread at
tach YOUR answer. Death awaits dis.
coyery. 4,
The nirht was spent In. deyisine
means Of rescue. The captain swore
rnon the Bible that he would marry
her il rescued. and IL She would con-
rent. Jewels are most priced when
most difficult to obtain. / was in full
sympathy with hiy feelings, and when
The day broke our plan Of action had
been determined. saw that he was
untitled to 20 to sea, his head being
entirely turned. and to ease his con.
science upon the point OF his duty I
SD;nsed out that the interest Of ali
aparfI,,s would be served best ii he
should deter his departure until the
Slark moon, when the plan devised
s,conld Ia me into operation. This
would necessitate q detay OF five days.
Amnnp nnr friends ne were to pre-
tend that no imnortanca attached to
the missiya which the lady had thrown